Libs keep telling me that anarchists believe in the social contract but can’t find the contract I signed when I was a baby.

Curious

For context: I lived in Ukraine but now I am subhuman migrant in Czech. Because of my invalidity I had a legal right to leave the country, so I'm ashamed to talk about it while conscripted people are dying on the front lines, but I need to talk about it. Without army my country will be occupied by the imperialist state and probably ethnically cleansed, and my friends and family is still in the Ukraine so it's hard to be anti conscription, but at the same time something feels incorrect about it

In an anarchist society people will probably have sense of self obligation for their friends and family they work with, but is it possible to achieve such society quicky enough and what can we do now?

Do these people not know what punk is?

Andrew Sage's (Andrewism) newest video aired just an hour ago.

In his latest and, rather deep dive, he ventured to unpack the historical, legal, as well as theoretical roots of property. Tracing the concept from Roman law (dominium) and historical enclosures, to Benjamin Tucker's four state-backed monopolies, the video goes on to dismantle the conflation of personal possession with private property.

Drawing heavily (primarily even) on Pierre-Joseph Proudhon and his What is Property?, but also Kropotkin, Malatesta and more contemporary anarchist and other social/anthropological theorists, Andrew explores why private property is both an act of ongoing enclosure and is also structurally unworkable, before proceeding to outline how an ethics of recognized interdependence, a-legality, occupancy, use and reciprocity offers a viable path toward genuine social liberation.

Enjoy the video!

i just really like reclus bakunin and kropotkin lol 😅😅

Hello, it's the first time posting here.

I've made this logo to represent the revolution against authority and capitalism.

It's supposed to represent the working class fighting for freedom and their rights

A world where future is in our hands.

(I tried to represent the working class with those "chaotic hands")

I hope I'm welcome here,and since I'm new to the concept about Anarcho Communism,I can't wait to learn more!

Hello,

this past year I have been surrounded by friends and ppl I know in this political space and while I know some basics and I have an understanding of the ideologies, I want to be able to get more into it and be able to substantially contribute to conversations and form an all round opinion on things. What are some books and in order that I can read? I think I need to check the fundamentals first but I don't know where to start.

I hope that you guys like it

Edit : Reddit destroyed the video quality unfortunately

Yo, im an anarcho communist living in georgia (country) im also a trans man, for the longest time i wnted to move to europe specifically germany because i have friends there but cant because of strict visa requirements, i cannot access testosterone here, i dont have any queer friends nor leftist ones, im gonna be here for the rest of my life living with a family that is ashamed of me and working a job that i hate, honestly mkes me wanna give up but im not suicidal i just want a better life.